Angry Villager #1 represents one of the settlers in the mob that suspects the Celtic widow of witchcraft. The mob burns her and her three children alive, an act of violence that creates the ghost's resentment and establishes the Halloween curse affecting Charlie and other families centuries later.
A stranded truck driver on the bridge. His keys are stolen by Doc Brown, allowing her to briefly unlock her shackles and attempt to escape before being recaptured.
Haman's eunuch who nominates Zara as the next queen during the royal council. His suggestion triggers Haman's scheme, but when Mordecai counters with Esther, Haman turns against him, blaming him for the political setback.
The Madman is the intruder who murders the Hewitt family and Molly's parents, then targets Trisha and those around her. He sends Trisha photographs of his crimes and reveals that he became obsessed with her after raping her. He kills several people in the house before Trisha escapes and shoots him.
Ray is someone Lance turns to for help after the attacks leave him mutilated and unable to use his hands. Lance explains that he can no longer manage on his own, making Ray a source of assistance as Lance struggles to continue confronting the Stranger's revenge.
Quiet observer, often provides subtle narrative cues.
Minor character in Scarecrow Slayer, part of the cast.
Local farmer in Scarecrow, connected to the cornfield.
Mark Irvingsen has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Scarecrow Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Mesteno, Mountain Man: Adventures of Breckinridge Elkins, Salvation, Texas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
